Appeal Agaisnt Imprisonment in District Court Good
Appeal Agaisnt Imprisonment in District Court Good
Appeal Agaisnt Imprisonment in District Court Good
1. Muhammad Zubair
2. Amir Hamza both sons of Muhammad Iqbal Caste Bajwa,
resident of H. No. 246/ NW, Asghar Mall Scheme, P.S Banni,
Rawalpindi.
…Appellants
Versus
The State …Respondent
Respectfully Sheweth,
1. That the case FIR No. 116 dated 03-05-04 Under Section 395/412
PPC P.S FATEH JANG was registered against the appellants in which
it was alleged by the complainant that on 03-05-2004, at about 1
pm, appellants alongwith co accused of young ages came inside
the house, two of them were armed with 32 Bore Pistols, the
identification of the accused were also given by the complainant in
the FIR. Complainant alleged the decoity of Rs. 15,000/-, a Tape
Recorder, a TV Set and 8 Bangles of Gold. Complainant has also
given the Carry Van number, in which the accused allegedly fled
away from the spot.
2. That the local police reached at the spot and started chasing the
accused in the official vehicle and resultantly at 2 pm, police
succeeded to capture appellants alongwith three other co accused.
However, one of the accused succeeded to disappear at the time of
search.
3. That the challan was submitted and appellants were charges
sheeted for offence U S 395/412 PPC, which they pleaded not
guilty. 9 PWs were recorded, statement under section 342 Cr.P.C
was also recorded, however, appellants opted not to produce any
defence evidence or to make their statements on oath.
4. That the learned trial court after the trial, convicted the appellants
under section 395 PPC as mentioned above.
5. That the appellants feeling aggrieved, file the instant appeal inter
alia on the following grounds:
GROUNDS
viii. That the story of the FIR, the evidence of the PWs
and investigation conducted in a manner all rendered
the prosecution story towards doubt and the benefit
of same can only be extended in the favour of
appellants.
Appellants
Through
Certificate:-
As per instruction received from the close relative of the petitioner this
is the first appeal ever moved before this Honourable Court.
Counsel
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